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Andreas Heinakroon
I’ve studied evolutionary biology and philosophy, worked as a taxonomist at the Swedish Natural History Museum and taught science in six form college (high school), but I’m currently working as a web developer in the UK.
I have a tendency to think too much about things like language, history and evolution, which often lead to the meandering posts you can find in this blog, usually about once a week.
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